A gasoline station in Panay, Capiz is asking for the public’s help after a tricycle driver allegedly left the station without paying for fuel. 

Recently, John Anthony Bajador, a Facebook user and employee of the gasoline station, shared photos of the tricycle involved. The post quickly spread on social media and elicited comments from the online community.  

According to Bajador, the tricycle driver arrived at the gasoline station and requested fuel. The transaction appeared normal at first, and the fuel was successfully pumped into the vehicle. However, after receiving the gasoline, the driver allegedly drove away without settling the payment. 

The employee immediately reported the incident and later posted photos of the tricycle online in the hope that someone in the community could help identify the driver or the vehicle’s owner. 

The gasoline station said it is not looking to create trouble but simply wants the matter resolved properly. Employees work hard to serve customers every day, and unpaid transactions can affect both the business and the workers involved. 

The station is hoping that the person responsible will come forward and address the situation. 

The management of the gasoline station has also appealed to anyone who may recognize the tricycle or know the identity of the driver to coordinate with them. Any information could help in resolving the issue peacefully and fairly. 

The incident reminded business owners and workers to remain alert during transactions. While most customers are honest and responsible, taking extra precautions can help prevent similar situations from happening in the future. 

As of this writing, efforts are continuing to identify the driver. 

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